The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
DOINGS OF THE DAY.
A Condensed Review Of Events Trans.
plrsd and TransplrIng
In and About CantOn--Bits OF News Gath
cred from All Of the Many Sources
Found In . Progressing,
Thriving City.

Wilmot. this county, wants TO be In.
corpOrated. Let 'er 20 II.
Mrs. A. G. yssbOlt, Of Cleveland, is
visiting Canton friends.
TIE will of Elizabeth Dettmar, Of
Louisville. was DrObated to-day.
Chris L Bas' ami HermIne Miller, of
Navarro. were given license to marry.
Misses Edith and Ida Wirebaugh. OF
ilnn, are visiting with relatives anil
friends In this city.
Auditor P. L. Manly left this morn
Ing for Philadelphia, Pa, on an extend
I'd visit to his brother.
Because the hustle has received a
slight set back Is no reason why 1t
should be entirely set down on.
"a. Hurraw" is the name Of a man
doing business ut NilmOt. We have
"hurTah' here every night or two.
Mr.. William Rowe, of MassiIlon, and
Miss Phoebe Bolcing, Of this city, were
married, Tuesday, by Rev B. G. White.
Miss Matte Washington. of Cleveland,
is In the city, the guest of Mlssss Mary
and Louisa Kirff9r, No. 1877 West Tenth
street.
The different branches OF the G. NIB.
A. III Ohio are making preparations for
a grand reunion at Cottage Grove Lake
on the 9th of this month.
Miss Carrie Leopold, of Akron, who
for week past has been the guest of
Mis- Abbie Danziger, at 61 East Fifth
street, returned home Sunday.
The wax images of the Cleveland fur
robbers, which we're recently exhibited
In Drew's Dime Museum, In Cleveland,
will soon be placed on exhibition here.
Miss O'ah MOneysmith, of Van Vert,
who has been visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Johr FloOm and Mrs George MellOn-
ba0gh, has gone TO Wooster to visit
friends.
The wills Of David Sherrick, j. B. Nc.
Crea and Levi Mckinney were filed for
probate. Harry TOnnpr and Grace A.
McFadden Of Canton were granted IL
cense to marry.
Mrs. Henrietta Hossler, of 2I3 East
Fourth street, died to day wednesday,
at the age of sixty eight years, from
sunstrt ke. Funeral Friday morning
from the English Reform church.
The Y. N. G. A. base ball nine of Can
ton boys went to UniOnlown Saturday,
and beat the base ball club of that vii.
lage by q score Of nine to four. Harvey,
Steubenville's old pitcher, played that
position with the Canton nine.
Virginia Roth, of 0snaburg, was ar
rested and taken before Justice Fnlmer
by Constable Weckman Saturday even
log, to answer to the charge Of assault
and battery. She pleaded not guilty,
and her hearing was set Tor nine o'clock
July q.
Navsrrltes are Of the partial opinion
that Major Ed BouT, Of the Battalion
Band, lost his beaTskin hat while there
recently, and several Of them came here
today to settle their doubts. They as
sert that the editor of the Navarro Inde-
pendent was seen In church Sunday
with the Identical ornamental head
gear belonging to the Major
One Of the workmen engaged In dig
cling trench on South Market street
yesterday met with peculiar loss. He
laid his coat, one pocket Of which con-
tained q number OF matches. on heap
OF gravel. When he went to get it
little while later only ashes remained,
the rays Of the sun having ignited tie
luctfers. A match case would be safe.
The police aud large crowd of people
were attracted to the corner of Cherry
and Tuscarawas about 1890 O'clOCk last
evel ing by the screams of q woman. An
IL QJiry proved that there VI as q very
serious family jar going on, but the
wife, although badly shaken up, claim
ed that she had not been beaten or
chOked, as W 10 surmised. and the hus4
band was permitted TO retire In peace.